@@nickgarcia6572 (also a Brit). I've lived in a house where it was a garden (soil/plants) and so called 'the back garden', but other houses I lived in it was concrete, so called 'the back yard'.
In Australia, Yard refers specifically to the "outdoor living space" on the property; garden refers to the plants other than grass (trees, shrubs, flowers, usually deliberately planted unless used ironically to describe an overgrown "garden"), and lawn is the grass in the garden or yard. Hence you can have a yard without either a garden or a lawn, or a garden without a yard, however you can't have a lawn without a yard. So if you live in a terrace house, you might have a front garden but not a front yard, but on the other hand, you might live on a typical house block (1/8 of a ha), and have a yard of lawn.
And ironically, they both said lawn anyway, which was correct (and means the same thing in the US and UK). They missed the "all-England" and "suburban" portions
I love how much turmoil my diabolically specific question about the All England Best Kept Suburban Lawn Competition caused to the point that it trickled over into the next question 🤣
Okay, this was good but here's an idea for the future of Quiz Master Quizzes: Go in order of books with each quiz (and video) covering one book. The Quiz Masters can be extremely obscure and it would be fun to see how many tiny details J and Ben can pick up on when they know the material that will be covered.
@@valkurite certainly! In the UK, we don't say lawn unless we're talking about lawnmowers and a yard can mean any wide open space so if we're talking about the open areas that houses typically have, we call them gardens and only gardens. We may indicate back garden or front garden, possibly even side garden but it's always garden. As for pudding, yes, it's synonymous with dessert here but we do also have the stuff specifically called pudding too.
As someone from the black country, we call a yard a small fenced area adjacent to a house/building that is concreted or slabbed. If it has grass then it's a garden
It's definitely annoying that Slytherin and Gryffindor have passwords while the other two houses have more interesting ways to get into their common room
@@BlueSparxLPs I feel like the other houses view Gryffindor in a way that would make the leery of going into the common room, like they might be walking into the middle of a spontaneous food fight at whatever given moment.
Doubt it. Ron can stomp on spiders and immediately kill them but he's still scared of them right? Harry can produce a corporial patronus and "kill" dementors, but he's probably still terrified of even having to use that spell
@@rylancarter1714 Good argument. Though I would wonder if having watched Sirius die combined with his exceptional Patronus skills would make the death of a loved one more terrifying to him. Also, arachnophobia is an irrational fear, while Harry's fear of Dementors is VERY rational; making it easier to defeat or supersede.
It was actually a 'Fear of fear Itself' which was just a fear of the unknown. At that time he didnt know much about dementors. It could change possibly ...
I was chanting with whole time "Don't change the answer Ben, Don't change the answer Ben!!" And then the "This is basically a weasel you can acceptably own without social judgment!" killed me. 🤣🤣🤣🤣 J (he) was so annoyed. 🤣
Ben was sooo close with the muggle windchimes question. In the deathly hallows pt 2 movie its luna at shell cottage standing next to some wind chimes made from sea shells
In UK yard tends to mean a hard surfaced area. a garden can have a lawn in it , a lawn is a tended grassy area. Pudding is a generic term for dessert or some types of savoury pastries
Yeah I don't think America has the traditional terraced house like we have in the UK. As above a yard is just like a fenced/walled in concrete area behind your house. The rear of nicer houses with flower beds and a lawn we would call that a garden.
@@franklinfleming1237 a patio is just a paved section of a garden. Garden includes everything within your fence/hedge/owned area. Lawn, flower beds, patio, vegetable patch etc. All inside the garden
@@franklinfleming1237 ... a gazebo? Do you want, to face it, alone? By the way, there is a game called, heroes of might and magic. There's a gazebo, in the game, it's really a beast. Gazebos are most commonly found in America threw the south.
Arthur's patronus being a weasel feels a little bit too much like forcing a pun to me. The Weasley family's primary characteristics are being good, honest, loyal, big-hearted people....so in my mind, Arthur's patronus should have been some sort of dog. Dog patronus' being associated with loyalty elsewhere in the books. Normally I love a good pun, but this just felt like a reach to me.
@@aceofspades9503 Yes, also we know that couples (In love or requited) have similar patronus' seeing as Tonks/Lupin, Snape/Lily/James have similar ones ... Then Molly would have to have a type of rodent ... Which I dont think fits her
Well I mean between countries/cultures we have differences between these words, but I know the differences. Although I agree that he want to be correct.
i knew gilderoys pixy spell which is crazy and i knew the wind chime question, WHICH J AND BEN DIDNT KNOW. im literally over the moon right now. i normally watch these to learn new things about harry potter and literally never know the answers to anything except the super easy questions.
But we know that James Potter also had the same messy hair, and he didn't have a lightning bolt scar... Unless if the answer you mean is why his ancestor invented hair care potions 😛
When talking about the Skrewt candle, you should have put in the scene from DH pt1 with Harry & Ron messing about with the Blackthorn wand and the candle.
I (a non-native) always imagined a yard as something with like concrete floor and trash cans, a garden the thing behind your house where you have bbq and stuff and the (front)lawn as the patch of grass in front of your house. That's the most logical thing I can come up with.
To me, a yard and garden are interchangeable with all the definitions you gave, and while I’d accept someone calling your definition of garden “a garden” I more think of the kind where you plant flowers, vegetables, etc.
Ok, so, in Britain we have both front and back gardens, they are everything that is either in front or behind your house. We’re also more likely to say “cut the grass” than “mow the lawn”, which I think clears up the lawn/yard distinction, as the lawn only refers to the grass
IMO (an Australian), yard implies living space: if you can't have a BBQ or play sports in it, then it's not a yard, its a garden or side-ally or drive way as appropriate.
The “Japanese Golfer” joke definitely exists. I’d write it but it’s very dirty and involves a night of passion prior to golfing and a misunderstanding of the term “wrong hole”
As a British person, I can confirm that yard and garden are different. Yards are smaller, usually at the back of terraced houses. There's typically no grass and it's all paved over
I'm only now reading through the books for the first time after growing up with the movies. This is the first time I get one question right and they both get it wrong. It feels good. It was the Slytherin password one.
Garden is the whole outdoor space, the lawn is a stretch grass. You can still have a garden if it’s all stone slabs but you wouldn’t have a lawn cause there’s no grass
The funny thing about the answers you gave for Arthur Weasley’s patrones is that weasels and ferrets belong to the same taxologial family. This makes the fact that the Weasley sons refer to Draco Malfoy as “ferret” and Draco Malfoy calls them “weasel” funnier when you consider that the Weasley and Black family trees intersect due to a marriage of relatives, meaning they also belong to the same family. It’s almost like they’re unconsciously recognizing each other as family.
The password to the slytherin common room was Pureblood I believe and I’ve been subscribed since J made the video discussing why Riley from inside out had male and female emotions.
@@cheerio3442 in the states we just call it pudding and until I read Harry Potter I didn’t know the UK called all desserts pudding which was confusing for me especially since most people don’t consider it dessert and consider it a snack
As an English person - cake is pudding, yogurt is pudding, an ice lolly can be pudding. Pudding is any sweet thing you have after dinner. A garden has a lawn, a yard is when you have a tiny little bit out the back that has no grass.
@@puffpride8344 Okay so I looked it up and I think pudding to us is custard to you? Its that sweet goopy stuff that usually comes in chocolate or vanilla (and various other flavors).
Can we all take a moment to appreciate the commitment to the bit, that is a nice chest, AND A FULL CHOCOLATE CAKE!!!! Give like to pay respect to the ad portion!
Since some time has pasted you guys should resort MCU characters! Made that suggestion a few years back and you guys did it (which was awesome). But maybe your opinion has changed since then? Thanks for all you guys do!
English-English: Front/Back Garden: Typically has plants in it besides grass. If you say 'the garden' then that also refers specifically to the back garden. Front/Back Lawn: Specifically the grassy area of a garden. If the area is purely or predominantly made of grass, then it can be called the 'front/back lawn', but most people will call it 'garden' anyway. Back yard: The garden/the back garden. Front yard: The front garden.
Funny enough, J put 37 galleons and 17 sickles which would equal 38 galleons lol 17s=1g The only reason I know this is because in the sorcerer‘s stone in Diagon alley there’s a witch who is complaining that dragon liver is 17 sickles, and Hagrid explains in that same time frame the money Also, the Japanese golfer joke is real and it’s not appropriate! 😂 assuming it’s the same joke
In all fairness ferrets are weasels Ferrets belong to the weasel family (Mustelidae), which includes polecats, stoats, and ermines. Domesticated ferrets most likely descend from the European polecat. Ferrets were domesticated about 2,500 years ago. Historically, ferrets were used to hunt rabbits and rodents.
Hello, British person here. As far as I’m aware, the lawn is the grassy part and the garden in the whole outside that goes with your house. I’ve never used yard except when referring to the horse circuit. I don’t know if that helps but it was fun! 😊😊
Yay J vs. B the perfect way to take a study break after having my class end early! Keep up the good work guys these are some of my favorite videos. I'd love to see you do an ATLA J vs. B quiz.🙂
As a British person I'd like to clear this up: a garden is a large area of land behind a house, usually detached or semi-detached, which includes grass and plant areas. A yard is the area behind a terraced house which is solely concrete or otherwise, ie, there isn't any grass. A lawn is simply a patch of grass, which can be in the front or back garden.
Man I really wish I had money to become a patron, even if just to allow me to engage in serious discussion about Harry Potter with fellow dedicated fans...
I want u guys to know that this channel is one of the few things that gives me joy, and this video dropped just before midnight on my birthday so I started the 19th year of my life watching this video and it was perfect. thank u
Calling it now: J will win, probably through either cheating or getting points for technicalities that don't count for Ben. EDIT: Two out of three. I'm starting to genuinely hate J.
I’m English, so on the controversy at 14:07, your garden is the area out the back of your house, that belongs to your house, whether it is grass or not, but a lawn is an area of grass out the front of your house, but a lawn is only the grass area
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No. 😂
🙂
Brother brain sync lol
I doubt I could
I could sure try 😉
Just some help from a British person. A garden is an equivalent of a yard, but a lawn refers specifically to the grass section of said garden
@@nickgarcia6572 (also a Brit). I've lived in a house where it was a garden (soil/plants) and so called 'the back garden', but other houses I lived in it was concrete, so called 'the back yard'.
Yep British person here. Yard in concret back space of the house
In Australia, Yard refers specifically to the "outdoor living space" on the property; garden refers to the plants other than grass (trees, shrubs, flowers, usually deliberately planted unless used ironically to describe an overgrown "garden"), and lawn is the grass in the garden or yard. Hence you can have a yard without either a garden or a lawn, or a garden without a yard, however you can't have a lawn without a yard. So if you live in a terrace house, you might have a front garden but not a front yard, but on the other hand, you might live on a typical house block (1/8 of a ha), and have a yard of lawn.
No matter what variety of English you speak, a lawn *always* means the grass section of the yard / garden. J and Ben are just confused, lol,
And ironically, they both said lawn anyway, which was correct (and means the same thing in the US and UK). They missed the "all-England" and "suburban" portions
I love how much turmoil my diabolically specific question about the All England Best Kept Suburban Lawn Competition caused to the point that it trickled over into the next question 🤣
Thank you for that masterpiece, it hurt my head to think about but it was glorious
I’ve seen so many J vs. Ben quizzes but I never skip them explaining the rules
Respect.
Hahaha I just realized I'm the same way
Why would you? It's tradition, and slightly different each time.
@@14akamaru exactly
I watch that but I skip the ad(s).
Okay, this was good but here's an idea for the future of Quiz Master Quizzes: Go in order of books with each quiz (and video) covering one book. The Quiz Masters can be extremely obscure and it would be fun to see how many tiny details J and Ben can pick up on when they know the material that will be covered.
Ooooo yes
This would be awesome
Ooh, that's a good one
*speedreading in the distance*
Oh I love that idea. Plus they can showcase even more Quiz Master questions.
I feel like it should be an unwritten rule that Cursed Child questions are omitted
YES, PLEASE.
Yeah it's too fanficy. Not that there's anything wrong with fanfiction but that play is just 😑
@@TheTytoGaurdian I agree. I would love to read it as fanfiction but not canon.
ive just accepted it as canon ive accepted the idea of voldemort and bellatrix having a daughter before the battle of hogwarts.
@@jannatulshoilee1443 Arguably, since time travel and therefore the very fabric of reality works differently in the Curse Child, it CAN'T be canon.
Just once, i want to see a "Johnjamin vs Benathon" quiz
yes please
@@hassanpirzada8955 bruh.
i guess hassan doesnt know jokes
Actually, it would be Jonjamin, without the "H".
yes
The lawn vs. garden vs. yard discourse was EVERYTHING 💀
and pudding
As a British person, I found it very entertaining
@@Mx.Phoenix Can you weigh in on what the actual answers are?
@@valkurite certainly! In the UK, we don't say lawn unless we're talking about lawnmowers and a yard can mean any wide open space so if we're talking about the open areas that houses typically have, we call them gardens and only gardens. We may indicate back garden or front garden, possibly even side garden but it's always garden. As for pudding, yes, it's synonymous with dessert here but we do also have the stuff specifically called pudding too.
As someone from the black country, we call a yard a small fenced area adjacent to a house/building that is concreted or slabbed. If it has grass then it's a garden
When J says “down below” I always also hear “these socks are amazing” 😂 it’s deep in there
🤣
Funnily, now I get sets from MeUndies and these socks really are AMAZING!
If J really wants to mess with Ben, he should order honey when Ben leaves to hide it XD
Oh, that's a FANTASTIC idea! xD would be more of a grocery shop than a takeaway order, mind you..
Anyone notice that ben's point marker is dark green but he's wearing a blue shirt and vice versa for J
😱😱😱
They’re color coordinated! nice touch Ben and J
Omg
I can't unsee it now!!
@@ashplaysgames1120 lol
If it had been a Spanish Golfer joke, I’m guessing the punchline would have been ‘an olé in one’
That's actually Way less offensive then the Actual punchline to Vernon's Japanese Golfer Joke
It's definitely annoying that Slytherin and Gryffindor have passwords while the other two houses have more interesting ways to get into their common room
Not only that, Gryffindor's common room happens to be in a spot where saying the password loud enough has a very high chance to be overheard.
@@BlueSparxLPs I feel like the other houses view Gryffindor in a way that would make the leery of going into the common room, like they might be walking into the middle of a spontaneous food fight at whatever given moment.
@@adde9506 When Fred and George were there, I'd say that was a safe bet.
@@ItBePatYo 😂😂
Come on, its always just about Gryffindor and Slytherin. Give the other houses their moment of specialness :P
A FERRET IS JUST A WEASEL YOU CAN ACCEPTABLY OWN WITHOUT SOCIAL JUDGEMENT!!
12:11
this is my new favorite quote ever
Brothers Brain Sync! They both spelled raspberry wrong!
I thought I was having a Mandella affect moment 🤣
I know it bothered me. Also I thought I would put raspberry if I was playing even though I didn’t know the answer because it is my favorite.
The comment I was looking for!
Who needs sleep for work I'm sitting up to watch this
Good call!
I need to leave for work 😂
A theory idea. Did Harry's bogart change? As he could produce an excellent patronus, I feel like dementors would no longer be his biggest fear.
Oo interesting!
Oh I like your thinking
Doubt it. Ron can stomp on spiders and immediately kill them but he's still scared of them right? Harry can produce a corporial patronus and "kill" dementors, but he's probably still terrified of even having to use that spell
@@rylancarter1714 Good argument. Though I would wonder if having watched Sirius die combined with his exceptional Patronus skills would make the death of a loved one more terrifying to him. Also, arachnophobia is an irrational fear, while Harry's fear of Dementors is VERY rational; making it easier to defeat or supersede.
It was actually a 'Fear of fear Itself' which was just a fear of the unknown. At that time he didnt know much about dementors. It could change possibly ...
You know . . . J could just get some more honey with doordash, and if Ben can't touch it, then he can't hide it. J, your honey will finally be safe!!
Arthur's patronus: *A RUBBER DUCK*
I was chanting with whole time "Don't change the answer Ben, Don't change the answer Ben!!" And then the "This is basically a weasel you can acceptably own without social judgment!" killed me. 🤣🤣🤣🤣 J (he) was so annoyed. 🤣
You should rank all the Pixar movies again plus the new ones that you didn’t rank last time
Not a bad idea at all!
@@SuperCarlinBrothers With the Luca trailer we got yesterday, also some early Luca theories as a potential video? 😁😁
Yeah I was just thinking the same thing!
@@SuperCarlinBrothers Thank You! You should wait for Luca tho! It looks amazing!!!
I did enjoy the ranking videos a lot actually maybe marvel too with the new content ?
Ben was sooo close with the muggle windchimes question. In the deathly hallows pt 2 movie its luna at shell cottage standing next to some wind chimes made from sea shells
That was my question! I thought shells was the perfect diabolical misleading answer lol
In UK yard tends to mean a hard surfaced area. a garden can have a lawn in it , a lawn is a tended grassy area. Pudding is a generic term for dessert or some types of savoury pastries
Yeah I don't think America has the traditional terraced house like we have in the UK. As above a yard is just like a fenced/walled in concrete area behind your house. The rear of nicer houses with flower beds and a lawn we would call that a garden.
What about a patio
@@franklinfleming1237 a patio is just a paved section of a garden.
Garden includes everything within your fence/hedge/owned area.
Lawn, flower beds, patio, vegetable patch etc. All inside the garden
@@finndaniels9139 ok one more what about a gazebo
@@franklinfleming1237 ... a gazebo? Do you want, to face it, alone? By the way, there is a game called, heroes of might and magic. There's a gazebo, in the game, it's really a beast. Gazebos are most commonly found in America threw the south.
HEADCANNON: gold being associated with harry could have to do with his interaction with the philosophers stone
That’s a pretty good one
Ooh I like this one. This I could believe
First thing I thought of when I saw the title was Hamilton when King George sings "INSAaAaAANE
same
I didn't do that. I wasn't aware that was something a person could do.
I watched this quiz just to know if arthur's patrons was a rubber duck. I'm kinda satisfied with weasel.
Arthur's patronus being a weasel feels a little bit too much like forcing a pun to me. The Weasley family's primary characteristics are being good, honest, loyal, big-hearted people....so in my mind, Arthur's patronus should have been some sort of dog. Dog patronus' being associated with loyalty elsewhere in the books. Normally I love a good pun, but this just felt like a reach to me.
@@aceofspades9503 Yes, also we know that couples (In love or requited) have similar patronus' seeing as Tonks/Lupin, Snape/Lily/James have similar ones ... Then Molly would have to have a type of rodent ... Which I dont think fits her
I feel like J would have been one of those kids in highschool who argued for every point in his grades. It's so cute😄
No, it's not. He expects his somewhat right answers to count, but won't give Ben the same courtesy.
It's kinda annoying
When you have a zoom meeting in 5 minutes and have to finish something before it, but there's a new SCB vid: youtube, here I come
I got a notification for this video in the middle of a zoom meeting and I couldn’t wait for it to end so I can watch this instead 🤣
Me, currently
We shall eagerly await the Blast Ended candle...
Cracking up about Jays obsession on the difference between a lawn, yard, and garden 😂😂😂
It’s not an obsession he’s just insufferable about being right.
Well I mean between countries/cultures we have differences between these words, but I know the differences. Although I agree that he want to be correct.
Last time I was this early, we still saw amazing socks every video!
😂😂😂 right
the first question comes out what was ron and padma's child's name...
me: they had a child?
Just goes to show I only read that book once...
i knew gilderoys pixy spell which is crazy and i knew the wind chime question, WHICH J AND BEN DIDNT KNOW. im literally over the moon right now. i normally watch these to learn new things about harry potter and literally never know the answers to anything except the super easy questions.
LOVE THE CARLIN BROS CANT WAIT TO SEE WHO WINS!
U guys dont know how much i love these harry potter trivia vids literally binge them like a show 😂
I can’t believe we finally have an answer for the mystery of Harry’s hair
But we know that James Potter also had the same messy hair, and he didn't have a lightning bolt scar...
Unless if the answer you mean is why his ancestor invented hair care potions 😛
When talking about the Skrewt candle, you should have put in the scene from DH pt1 with Harry & Ron messing about with the Blackthorn wand and the candle.
I (a non-native) always imagined a yard as something with like concrete floor and trash cans, a garden the thing behind your house where you have bbq and stuff and the (front)lawn as the patch of grass in front of your house. That's the most logical thing I can come up with.
To me, a yard and garden are interchangeable with all the definitions you gave, and while I’d accept someone calling your definition of garden “a garden” I more think of the kind where you plant flowers, vegetables, etc.
Ok, so, in Britain we have both front and back gardens, they are everything that is either in front or behind your house. We’re also more likely to say “cut the grass” than “mow the lawn”, which I think clears up the lawn/yard distinction, as the lawn only refers to the grass
IMO (an Australian), yard implies living space: if you can't have a BBQ or play sports in it, then it's not a yard, its a garden or side-ally or drive way as appropriate.
Is anyone going to tell them that the Japanese golfer joke is a dirty joke about a "lady of the night"?😂
I just came down to the towel section to see if anyone told them... what do you mean wrong hole?? ⛳
It says a lot about Dursley that he would tell this joke in front of his family, and a business associate!
@@shelleyweiss9920 So true! Even if the working relationship is chill enough, which it wasn't, his 12 year old son was in the room!!
I never knew that , learn something new every day ☺️
@@chacopaco407 seriously!
I like how Ethan asks about the Slytheren common room password and they just start talking about the differences between yards, lawns, and Gardens.
You guys should know I'm busy working on my stem cell research paper. I stopped working on it to watch this. I hate you and love you at the same time.
As one should. Interesting subject tho, good luck!
Good luck with your paper!
Shhh rafi, but 2 sugars please mate
a much needed break, I'm sure. this will power your brain for good!
I did the same thing. I’m working on a psych paper and just stopped every I was doing to watch
The “Japanese Golfer” joke definitely exists. I’d write it but it’s very dirty and involves a night of passion prior to golfing and a misunderstanding of the term “wrong hole”
Precisely. And definitely not mutual passion...
@@helenamirian908 more like paid passion
Love the brothers in sync moments ❤
20:38 To skip the scenic route and scenic table too; though, it was a hilarious bit. XD
My country doesn't even have Doordash
Ben: I think we as muggles should know.
Me: I always thought you guys were squibs. 😥
As a British person, I can confirm that yard and garden are different. Yards are smaller, usually at the back of terraced houses. There's typically no grass and it's all paved over
It's with that second question that I bet Arthur would REALLY love to drive a Tesla, with those huge control panels
What absolute MONSTER would make them have to think about Cursed Child??
It is a brilliant play
@@MrGibbo9876 I'm too broke to confirm or deny that
@@Karak971 then why ask a question phrased like that
It's a good play if seen as a seperate story, but it's just no real Harry Potter.
I wonder if the hiding of the honey is just a fun joke for the viewers or if J literally has to look everywhere whenever he wants the honey
i believe in a previous j vs ben video, j mentions that he doesn't find the honey and always has to buy more
I'm only now reading through the books for the first time after growing up with the movies. This is the first time I get one question right and they both get it wrong. It feels good.
It was the Slytherin password one.
You should add a camera to see the host be it Tyler or Ethan or whoever. I feel like that would be fun
Yes! 🥺
There was a camera when Seamus was in
Yes!!
Garden is the whole outdoor space, the lawn is a stretch grass. You can still have a garden if it’s all stone slabs but you wouldn’t have a lawn cause there’s no grass
Can you imagine how much extra space Arthur Weasley could add to a minivan?
The funny thing about the answers you gave for Arthur Weasley’s patrones is that weasels and ferrets belong to the same taxologial family. This makes the fact that the Weasley sons refer to Draco Malfoy as “ferret” and Draco Malfoy calls them “weasel” funnier when you consider that the Weasley and Black family trees intersect due to a marriage of relatives, meaning they also belong to the same family. It’s almost like they’re unconsciously recognizing each other as family.
Last time I was this early I actually wrote a good line to let everyone know I was early.
British person here. Yard (US) is garden (UK) and in the UK, pudding is a synonym for dessert!
Arthur’s patronus is actually a muggle
Video idea... What Pixar character would fit in perfectly in another Pixar movie. You guys rock
More Pixar videos please! Rank all 23 movies.
The password to the slytherin common room was Pureblood I believe and I’ve been subscribed since J made the video discussing why Riley from inside out had male and female emotions.
Being British and them discussing yards and gardens amuses me 🤣 btw you can have a back yard in the UK
How about a patio
Glad to see the Snorlax pillow has made it to the new office. Offices and team members may come and go, but Snorlax pillows are forever.
From a British person (mind you who doesn't have a garden) is that a lawn is on a garden. It's the grass. You wouldn't say a patio is the lawn
Arthur’s patronus is a muggle
The more they talk about it the more I feel like “lawn” and “yard” are not real words
awww J was so cute for laughing at bens head canon about the lightening bolt static messy hair looool
My floork. Omg
By the way Ben, he wasn't eating cake. It was pudding
SCABBERS!!! I was hoping to see him on a video one day! Thanks Brothers!
Pudding is an amazing word for desert, I've never been more offended in my life.
It’s a confusing word for dessert because there’s an actual food named pudding there’s not a food named dessert
@@gabis314 Isnt thT called american pudding though? i think the dessert word came first
@@cheerio3442 in the states we just call it pudding and until I read Harry Potter I didn’t know the UK called all desserts pudding which was confusing for me especially since most people don’t consider it dessert and consider it a snack
14:29
Ben: Can cake be pudding?
J: Yeah
Ben: (still skeptical)
Me: … pudding cake is a thing!
As an English person - cake is pudding, yogurt is pudding, an ice lolly can be pudding. Pudding is any sweet thing you have after dinner. A garden has a lawn, a yard is when you have a tiny little bit out the back that has no grass.
Nooooo
Pudding is sweet goup
What happens when someone wants actual pudding after dinner? Do they have to specify? Just curious lol.
@@TheTytoGaurdian I don't know what you mean by pudding in the US. It must be called something different here.
@@puffpride8344 Okay so I looked it up and I think pudding to us is custard to you? Its that sweet goopy stuff that usually comes in chocolate or vanilla (and various other flavors).
the whole debate over "lawn" vs "yard" vs "garden" will forever be amazing
(and bonus points for the cake pudding)
Can we all take a moment to appreciate the commitment to the bit, that is a nice chest, AND A FULL CHOCOLATE CAKE!!!!
Give like to pay respect to the ad portion!
J really does not like to be wrong 😂
What was their a question about the weird Harry Potter fanfic?
It's not fanfic if Rowling herself co-wrote it
@@georgedoty-williams2085 it’s still a fanfic
The edit at 10:15 is incredible, top marks to the editor, that was great.
Since some time has pasted you guys should resort MCU characters! Made that suggestion a few years back and you guys did it (which was awesome). But maybe your opinion has changed since then? Thanks for all you guys do!
English-English:
Front/Back Garden: Typically has plants in it besides grass. If you say 'the garden' then that also refers specifically to the back garden.
Front/Back Lawn: Specifically the grassy area of a garden. If the area is purely or predominantly made of grass, then it can be called the 'front/back lawn', but most people will call it 'garden' anyway.
Back yard: The garden/the back garden.
Front yard: The front garden.
Funny enough, J put 37 galleons and 17 sickles which would equal 38 galleons lol 17s=1g
The only reason I know this is because in the sorcerer‘s stone in Diagon alley there’s a witch who is complaining that dragon liver is 17 sickles, and Hagrid explains in that same time frame the money
Also, the Japanese golfer joke is real and it’s not appropriate! 😂 assuming it’s the same joke
"This is just a weasel you can acceptably own without social judgment!"
Probably the best line in the whole video 🤣
I didn’t read the title and thought this was a theory lol
Oh my gosh! I laugh so hard when Ben said that the candle would smell like cockroaches!!
I vote we name the plant Professor Sprout. Or Melvin the Mandrake.
In all fairness ferrets are weasels
Ferrets belong to the weasel family (Mustelidae), which includes polecats, stoats, and ermines. Domesticated ferrets most likely descend from the European polecat. Ferrets were domesticated about 2,500 years ago. Historically, ferrets were used to hunt rabbits and rodents.
You should do one of your own quizzes from the Trivia Live streams
Hello, British person here. As far as I’m aware, the lawn is the grassy part and the garden in the whole outside that goes with your house. I’ve never used yard except when referring to the horse circuit. I don’t know if that helps but it was fun! 😊😊
Embracing your quizzing spikes again I see
Yay J vs. B the perfect way to take a study break after having my class end early! Keep up the good work guys these are some of my favorite videos. I'd love to see you do an ATLA J vs. B quiz.🙂
That would be amazing!!!
Having never read the cursed child or seen the play, it would still be interesting to see y'all do a Cursed Child quiz.
As a British person I'd like to clear this up: a garden is a large area of land behind a house, usually detached or semi-detached, which includes grass and plant areas. A yard is the area behind a terraced house which is solely concrete or otherwise, ie, there isn't any grass. A lawn is simply a patch of grass, which can be in the front or back garden.
When is the name of the wind quiz coming? 😂
‘’Yeah, I feel like it is.’’ J acknowledging his defeat xD 😂
Omg 28 seconds ago last time I was this Early Bellatrix Lestrange was still had the last name Black
I actually respect them more for not getting the cursed child question right.
Man I really wish I had money to become a patron, even if just to allow me to engage in serious discussion about Harry Potter with fellow dedicated fans...
J’s saltiness is such a vibe about the lawn/yard/garden argument 🤣
Does anyone else feel this? When both J and Ben say “Hey Brother” it is as if they are calling us into the Super Carlin Brotherhood! 😅
Hey Brothers!
I feel it.
I want u guys to know that this channel is one of the few things that gives me joy, and this video dropped just before midnight on my birthday so I started the 19th year of my life watching this video and it was perfect. thank u
Calling it now: J will win, probably through either cheating or getting points for technicalities that don't count for Ben.
EDIT: Two out of three. I'm starting to genuinely hate J.
I’m English, so on the controversy at 14:07, your garden is the area out the back of your house, that belongs to your house, whether it is grass or not, but a lawn is an area of grass out the front of your house, but a lawn is only the grass area